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SaskJobs — Employer Services

Workforce support for Saskatchewan employers

Offered by

Government of Saskatchewan

Official source: saskatchewan.ca

Source change captured August 14, 2026

Funding available: Varies by project
Deadline: Open continuously
Location: Saskatchewan, Canada
Who can apply: Businesses currently operating in Saskatchewan; See full eligibility

Overview

SaskJobs – Employer Services supports businesses currently operating or about to establish in Saskatchewan with recruitment, training, and retention support. Employers can access help with recruitment strategies, job postings on SaskJobs.ca, labour market intelligence, training options, and support services during workforce reductions.

At a glance

Funding available

Varies by project

Financing goals

Attract or retain talent
Develop workforce skills

Eligible candidates

Location: Saskatchewan
Eligible Industries: All industries
Annual revenue: All revenue ranges
Organisation size: All organization sizes
Audience: Newcomers to Canada
Canadians
Legal structures: For-profit business, Financial cooperative, Non-profit, Sole proprietorship, Public or Parapublic institution, Non-financial cooperative, Social economy enterprise

Non-profit candidates

Sector of operation: Economic, Social and Community Development, Employment and Training, Business Associations
Target groups: New immigrants & refugees, Business owners / entrepreneurs
Scope: Provincial, National, International

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Take a practical assessment to gain a clear understanding of how well this program aligns with your specific needs and long-term goals.

Availability timeline

2026

Periods: 1

Latest changes

August 14, 2026

New Workforce Tariff Response program added

SaskJobs Employer Services now includes the Canada-Saskatchewan Workforce Tariff Response, a three-year $15.6-million initiative with tariff-impacted sector eligibility and new support contacts.

SaskJobs Employer Services now includes the Canada-Saskatchewan Workforce Tariff Response, a three-year, $15.6-million initiative funded by the Government of Canada. The new section adds targeted training and workforce supports for employers and workers in tariff-impacted sectors, including steel, softwood lumber, manufacturing, construction, agriculture, mining, transportation and warehousing, and wholesale trade. The page also adds new eligibility for tariff-impacted workers, including unemployed individuals receiving EI, workers in EI work-sharing agreements, and employed workers at risk of job loss due to tariffs. It now lists a toll-free contact number, 1-833-354-6914, and email saskjobs@gov.sk.ca for more information.

Official source: saskatchewan.ca

August 14, 2026

Eligibility

Who is eligible?

Businesses currently operating in Saskatchewan
Businesses about to establish in Saskatchewan

Activities funded

Recruitment strategies to find potential talent pools domestically and internationally.
Posting jobs at no cost on SaskJobs.ca.
Connecting employers to the National Job Bank and Job Match capabilities.
Labour market statistics, forecasts, and reports to help employers match workers with employment needs.
Training options for staff and support services during workforce reductions.